Saturday, February 14, 2015

Whats in your portfolio?

Here are 3 different portfolios:
1.     How our Bond ETF (Exchange traded Fund) Portfolio did
2.     How our Global ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) Portfolio did
3.     A hypothetical portfolio showing how volatility can cost you money

Obviously, this is historical, no financial advice is being given, these a gross figures, and your individual return will vary based on time. deposits/withdraws and other criteria

Enjoy, and as always, the choice is yours.  Contact us for more info

This ETF Bond Portfolio is invested in various of Bond ETF's. So, again, we will not know the future until after it happens. contact us for more info

How do Bond ETF's make you money?
Year
Growth of  $100,000 Bond
Annual Return Bond
Growth of $100,000 SPY1
 Annual Return SPY1
2008
$110,040
10.04%
$63,190
-36.81%
2009
$142,524
29.52%
$79,853
26.37%
2010
$158,971
11.54%
$91,879
15.06%
2011
$184,899
16.31%
$93,616
1.89%
2012
$202,908
9.74%
$108,585
15.99%
2013
$227,055
11.90%
$143,668
32.31%
2014
$296,056
30.39%
$163,006
13.46%
Average Return
17.06%

9.75%
CAGR2
16.77%

7.23%
Standard Deviation
9.07%

22.71%

Notes:        
1SPY is the ticker symbol for the Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) 
Standard & Poor's 500.  A measurement of market return  
2CAGR is Compound Annual Growth Rate


This ETF Global Portfolio is invested in various  ETF's from around the world. So, again, we will not know the future until after it happens. contact us for more info

How do Global  ETF's make you money?
Year
Growth of  $100,000 ETF
Annual Return ETF
Growth of $100,000 SPY1
Annual Return SPY1
2008
$155,440
55.44%
$63,190
-36.81%
2009
$243,559
56.69%
$79,853
26.37%
2010
$340,934
39.98%
$91,879
15.06%
2011
$645,626
89.37%
$93,616
1.89%
2012
$737,112
14.17%
$108,585
15.99%
2013
$966,869
31.17%
$143,668
32.31%
2014
$1,260,701
30.39%
$163,006
13.46%
Average Return
45.32%

9.75%
CAGR2
43.63%

7.23%
Standard Deviation
24.47%

22.71%

Notes
1SPY is the ticker symbol for the Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) 
Standard & Poor's 500.  A measurement of market return  
2CAGR is Compound Annual Growth Rate

 

This is a  hypothetical portfolio showing how volatility can cost you money

How does volatility cost you money?
Year
Growth of  $100,000
Annual Return MARR1
Growth of $100,000
Annual Return Random2
2005
$115,000
15.00%
$140,000
40.00%
2006
$132,250
15.00%
$70,000
-50.00%
2007
$152,088
15.00%
$87,500
25.00%
2008
$174,901
15.00%
$135,625
55.00%
2009
$201,136
15.00%
$169,531
25.00%
2010
$231,306
15.00%
$211,914
25.00%
2011
$266,002
15.00%
$169,531
-20.00%
2012
$305,902
15.00%
$118,672
-30.00%
2013
$351,788
15.00%
$195,809
65.00%
2014
$404,556
15.00%
$225,180
15.00%
Average Return
15.00%

15.00%
CAGR3
15.00%

8.46%
Standard Deviation
0.00%

37.27%

Notes:              
1MARR is Minimal Acceptable Rate of Return              
2Random is hypothetically throwing darts while blindfolded              
3CAGR is Compound Annual Growth Rate